Is it really that serious?
Can the fact of being unable to have a child and the stresses of having a child really be that serious? Well these facts affect the women from "A Sorrowful Woman" and "A Secret Sorrow" in similar ways.The woman from "A Sorrowful Woman" has a loving husband and one child, (which is a boy), but the sight of them made her very upset. So upset that she cried about them. Similar to the man from "A Secret Sorrow", (except this man is married to this woman), the husband loved his wife dearly. He is willing to do whatever it takes to keep the wife satisfied. He cooked the meals, did all the shopping, and took care of the child. The woman was depressed to the point where she would have to be carried to bed and undressed by her husband. This life was affecting her in a way I've never seen before. Her behavior was bizarre. She moved herself to another room upstairs in the house away from her family. She would go the room and lock the door to get away from the child and keep him out. The husband would be away at work
He did all things like asked her to marry him, kissed her, and talked with her. Therefore having a husband and a child was too much for her and it was that serious. The family was delighted when they arrived home. He loved her just like the husband from "A Sorrowful Woman" loved his wife. Afterwards, Faye ran out the door and went home. Before she could make it upstairs to her room, Kai called. As for the ending of the two stories, Kai came over to Faye's home, went up the stairs to her room, opened the door, and walked over to her bed. They rushed up the stairs to the little room the wife had moved into and opened the door. Even when the wife started back waking early and cleaning the house, she still would listen for her husband and son to leave before coming out of her room. Faye is the woman from "A Secret Sorrow" who is afraid to tell her boyfriend, Kai, that she cannot have children. Similar to the wife from "A Sorrowful Woman" only she moved to another room in the house to get away from the husband and her child, something Faye wanted so badly. She just wanted to go to her room and not be bothered.
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